Thank you for being a member of the Delft3D open source community! We would like to take this opportunity to report on what we have accomplished together in the past year and the exciting things we can look forward to in 2019. Your support is the key to success and we always have our members’ value in mind. 2018 was a very successful year. We have made significant improvement in our...

We are happy to inform you that the registration for the Delft Software Days - Edition 2018 (DSD-INT  2018) is now open! The DSD-INT 2018 will take place from Monday - Friday, 5 - 16 November at Deltares in Delft. This new edition will bring together users, modellers and software developers of Aqua Monitor, CIrcle, Delft3D FM Suite, Delft-FEWS, iMOD,MI-SAFE ...

Storm surges associated with severe tropical cyclones are among the most hazardous and damaging natural disasters to coastal areas. The Gulf of Thailand has been periodically affected by typhoon induced storm surges in the past (e.g. storm Harriet in 1962, storm Gay in 1989 and storm Linda in 1997). Due to increased touristic / economic development and increased population density in...

In this webinar we will focus on the continuous development and improvements in the operational tide-surge models of the Northwest European Shelf and in particular the North Sea and adjacent shallow seas and estuaries. For the Netherlands, accurate water-level forecasting in the coastal region is crucial, since large areas of the land lie below sea level. The importance of providing...